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interval

The word 'interval' is a countable noun. This means you can use it in the singular (an interval) or plural (intervals). In everyday English, it most commonly refers to a period of time that separates two events or occurrences. If you are studying music, an interval specifically describes the distance in pitch between two different notes. In mathematics, the term is used more technically to describe a range of numbers that fall between two specific endpoints.

💬Trò chuyện

🎬Late night in a quiet university library.
Maya

You actually taking breaks while cramming?

Maya
Fatima
Fatima

I need a decent interval between sessions or I'll totally burn out.

💡
Fatima is explaining her study strategy to Maya. She uses 'cramming' (studying intensely in a short time) and 'burn out' (becoming exhausted), while highlighting that she needs specific timed intervals to maintain focus.

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noun

A period of time between two events or occurrences.

"There was a short interval between the acts."

noun

The space or gap between two objects or points.

"The intervals between the fence posts were even."

noun

In music, the difference in pitch between two notes.

"A major third is a common musical interval."

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In mathematics, a set of real numbers between two endpoints.

"The function is continuous on the interval [0, 1]."

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